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"The natural scenery -- more than 12 square miles of it -- is varied and always exciting. Around some curves, skiers will find a cold creek. Other areas are known for hills or lakes that seem like they're in the middle of nowhere."
- Ron Bergin, publisher of Cross Country Skier magazine

On January 16 and 17 2010 Stokely held it first annual Snowshoe Fest. It was a major success with over 200 guests participating. It was an event for the whole family. Many snowshoe-rs made it to King Mt where they enjoyed a warm lunch of hot chili. Stokely Creek Lodge has the perfect variety of terrain for the fastest growing winter sport in North America. Snowshoe on Stokely's peaceful wilderness trails around pristine lakes, along babbling creeks and majestic frozen water falls. Go quietly and you might share the trail with moose, otters, and pileated woodpeckers.

Bob Yankus and Lucie Gagnon long time Stokely friends have developed a world class snowshoe trail system. The snowshoe trails include: Otters Trail (1km out and back)-- Lucies's Mukluks Loop (1km)-- Cedar Cliffs Loop (1km loop)-- Creekside Trail (10 km out and back)-- King Mountain Trail (not measured yet but estimated to be 10 km out and back). Stokely has snowshoes for rent.